Monday Top Headlines
John McCain, NAFTA, DNC moves, North Korea trip canceled, and more.
Sen. John McCain, independent voice of the GOP establishment, dies at 81 (NBC News)
White House flag back at full staff — bad form and needless antagonism (The Resurgent)
U.S., Mexico reach tentative new NAFTA deal (Fox News)
Democrats move to limit role of superdelegates in presidential nominations (The Hill)
DNC goes gender-neutral, demands equal number of men and women on committees (The Daily Wire)
Trump’s power to fire federal workers curtailed by judge (The New York Times)
Trump cancels Pompeo trip to North Korea, citing lack of “sufficient progress” on denuclearization (The Washington Free Beacon)
Pope Francis accused of covering up for abusive ex-cardinal (The Daily Wire)
Assailant at Jacksonville Landing gaming event kills two before killing himself (Fox News)
Feds charge 19 noncitizens with illegally voting in 2016 (The Washington Times)
U.S. cuts more than $200 million in aid to Palestinians (Townhall)
Obama CDC director charged with sexual abuse (National Review)
Boston: No Christian flags over city hall; rainbow flags okay (The Daily Wire)
Chinese Communist Party funds Washington think tanks (The Washington Free Beacon)
Humor: Libertarian just gonna kick back and enjoy watching faith in government institutions crumble (The Babylon Bee)
Policy: Three examples of how Social Security robs Americans of greater income before, during retirement (The Daily Signal)
Policy: The missing ingredient of HSA reform (Real Clear Policy)
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